A combined pressure reducing & desuperheating valve to
control pressure & temperature. The desuperheater is used
for the safe handling of very high drops and
the control of high velocities associated with steam power
generation. A major use is with back-pressure turbines supplying
exhaust steam to process. Should the turbine be shut down for any
reason, the steam rejected is bypassed through the valves which
serve to reduce it to the required process conditions.
Features / Benefits
- Combined pressure reducing & desuperheating station for
accurate control of steam pressure and temperature
- Combined pressure reducing & desuperheating valve
- Valve can be fitted With multiple cages for high pressure
reduction
- Stable cage guiding
- Accurate control of the process fluid
- Simple low cost inline maintenance
- Comprehensive Interchangeable parts system
- High flow capacity
- Anti cavitation & low noise trims
Globe & Angle Pattern (BV994 &
BV995)
Ratings
ASME Class 150 to 4500
Sizes
Inlet: 40 to 500 mm (1
½ to 20")
Outlet: 40 to 1000 mm (1
½ to 40")
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